Edinburgh Fringe

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Rhythmical, immediate, and cleverly structured, it’s gorgeous work on a strong mind trying to make sense of its landscape past and present.

An enlightening event that reminds us of where theatre practice often begins for young people.

With an unflinching eye and a stripped-back aesthetic, this is a taut gaze on South Africa’s social and political contradictions.

A worthy explanation and exploration of what it's like to be a glass child growing up alongside a disabled older brother.

A black comedy about a true crime murder which asks serious questions

A dark comedy that's full of rapid fire gags

Strangers on a train

A stunning portrait of three generations of women and the impossible weight one must carry.

Endearing and life-affirming, whatever this is, it’s exactly what it needs to be.

An exceptional piece of Boy’s own drama that crinkles your stiff upper lip into wide grins.

Would you bring a child into a world like this?

A hilarious evening with an unsuspecting guest who just happens to be the star of the production.

A sharp, two-person confrontation with Lolita’s cultural legacy, where minimal staging meets maximum emotional stakes.

An interesting concept that rewards rewatchability.